“On foreign aid, which he hopes to zero out, Paul takes a similar tack. He pulls no punches: Israel, for example, one of the U.S.’s closest allies, would see $3 billion in aid cut. “We just don’t have the money anymore, even for our allies,” he explains.

‘“If you ask the American people if we should borrow money from China to give it to another foreign country, they look at you like you have three eyes,” Paul says. “Our foreign aid has a bad history of allowing theft and aggrandizement throughout the Third World. A lot of that money has been taken and used personally by autocratic leaders.”’

http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/258779/rand-rips-robert-costa?page=2

1. Mr. Soros, because your mother was “technically” Jewish at the time of your birth, halachically you count as a Jew. But you have said publicly that you are neither a “Zionist,” nor a “practicing Jew.” So, ought you be regarded by others, and do you regard yourself, as a Jew? If the answer to that question is “yes,” then what other than that accident of birth, and its practical consequences, makes you Jewish?

2. Mr. Soros, when discussing the situation in Egypt and the prospects for good emerging from the turmoil there, you wrote in the Washington Post, “The main stumbling block is Israel.” You did not explain how exactly Israel was “the main stumbling block,” though. Would you please do so now, making clear in what way(s) you think Israel is more than a passive observer to what is going on in Israel and will so greatly affect them there. Do you have any evidence to share with us that would prove up your claim that Israel and/or its supporters are being unhelpful as that situation plays out?

3. Why when you have been so open about the great sums of money you have given to influence political outcomes around the world, did you and J Street hide the fact that you provided a substantial portion of the money that launched that purportedly “pro-Israel” organization?

I would love to have those answers from his lips or pen.